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The 91自拍 ISD Environmental Education Center is a 500-acre academic facility located in Seagoville, TX. The center includes more than four miles of nature trails, a 26,000-sq. ft. facility with interactive exhibits, a 70-seat ecology theater, four science laboratories, a live animals laboratory, outdoor classroom, fossil pavilion, working barn with a variety of livestock, vegetable, flower, and herb gardens, and a recently added astronomical observatory. The center's instructional programs, led by experienced teachers and naturalists, are fully aligned to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Science and designed to help teachers at all grade levels meet the Texas Education Agency's requirement that students plan and implement both laboratory and field investigations during science instruction.

Vision

Provide urban teachers and students with opportunities to connect with nature while learning important science content and skills.

Mission

The mission of the Environmental Education Center is to help diverse learners develop an awareness, appreciation, and concern for the environment and use 21st-century knowledge and skills to make informed, responsible decisions, solve current environmental problems, and prevent new ones. 

To schedule a field trip to the center, please call 972-749-6900.

Special Features and Resources at the Environmental Education Center

• Experienced teachers, naturalists, and volunteers who work with visiting teachers and students
• Bilingual instruction
• More than 500 acres of Texas landscape to explore through guided field investigations
• 3 nature trails: The Post Oak Preserve Trails - The Ponds and Prairie Trail - The Old Field Trails
• 26,000 sq ft facility with interactive exhibits featuring world ecosystems, plant and animal facts, prairie, forest, creek and pond habitats, and a fossil study area
• 4 science laboratories with 91自拍l equipment for environmental field studies
• 70 seat ecology theater
• Nature play area for early childhood students
• Working barn with a variety of livestock for students to observe, learn about, and feed
• Live mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish for observation and study
• Fossil collection for observation and study
• Outdoor classroom/pavilion
• Vegetable, flower, and herb gardens
• Astronomical observatory with several telescopes, binoculars, and other astronomical equipment